Shiny.DocumentDb v3 — One API, Four Databases
The SQLite document store grows up. v3 adds MySQL, SQL Server, and PostgreSQL support with a clean provider abstraction — same fluent LINQ queries, same AOT support, any backend.
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Shiny.Maui.ContactStore — Device Contact Access That Does It All
A cross-platform .NET MAUI library that gives you full CRUD access to device contacts with LINQ queries, native query translation, and zero platform ceremony.
Shiny MAUI Shell — A Library That Takes Shell to the Next Level
How Shiny MAUI Shell transforms .NET MAUI navigation from error-prone string routing into type-safe, testable, source-generated goodness.
Shiny.SqliteDocumentDb v2.0.0 — Table-Per-Type, Custom Ids, Diffing, and Batch Insert
v2.0.0 introduces table-per-type mapping, custom Id properties, document diffing via GetDiff, batch insert, a standalone core library without DI dependencies, and a convenience constructor — all fully AOT-safe
Introducing Shiny.Music — Cross-Platform Music Library Access for .NET MAUI
A new library that provides a unified API for browsing, searching, and playing music from the device music library on iOS and Android — with permissions, metadata, playback controls, and file export
Introducing Shiny.Spatial — A Dependency-Free Spatial Database and GPS Geofencing for .NET
A new library that turns SQLite into a spatial database with R*Tree indexing, custom geometry algorithms, polygon-based GPS geofencing with no OS region limits — zero native dependencies, fully AOT-compatible
Introducing Shiny.SqliteDocumentDb — Schema-Free JSON Documents in SQLite
A new library that turns SQLite into a document database with a fluent LINQ query builder, streaming, pagination, aggregates, indexes, projections, and full AOT support — no migrations required
Introducing Shiny.Maui.TableView — Settings-Style Pages for .NET MAUI, Without the Platform Pain
A pure .NET MAUI TableView control with 15 cell types, cascading styles, drag-sort, dynamic sections, and full MVVM support — no custom renderers required
